TV Purchase help

JC

Still have a 2012 model going great in the bedroom.
Only downside I could say is they don’t appear to be wife or water proof. ( doubt you want to hear about it)

Dude! No! All kinds of wrong!

nzzp

I've been keeping half an eye on TVs. Currently running a 65" Panasonic Plasma. Really good, but super glary in the lounge.

Would love to have

big screen (65-85)
wide viewing angle
cope with bright room

Most seem to offer either bright room, or a wide viewing angle - any suggestions that can do both would be welcome!

JC

@nzzp OLED if your finance minister will allow it.

nzzp

@JC works OK in a bright room?

nzzp

@JC I googled, sounds great. thanks a lot.

OLED came highly rated previously; they look great but quite spendy. I can get an 85" for $60k!

JC

@nzzp Yeah, but at that size you can have it instead of an interior wall

nzzp

@JC that's true.

Our lounge has a lot of windows, and while I love Plasma for dark viewing, under daylight it's pretty glary. Well, very glary.

Still, OLED could be the shot - gives good viewing angles without the massive reflection issues of Plasma

JC

@nzzp I have a Sony one. The OLEDs don't have a backlight, when the pixels are off they are jet black. So you get really good dynamic range even in sunlight. Talking of which...

I'm really tempted to give one of these a go:

https://www.harveynorman.co.nz/tv-and-audio/televisions/qled-televisions/samsung-55-the-terrace-outdoor-qled-4k-smart-tv.html

An outdoor TV!

nzzp

@JC holy crap, that looks awesome. Would love to

Bovidae

The OLED I bought is now $1700 more expensive than when I purchased it a week ago, and more expensive than when it was released. I'm glad I pulled the trigger during that sale period.

The Silver Fern

TV Purchase help